The Beautiful CEO’s Close Bodyguard
Chapter 605 - 0607 Ordinary Friends

Chapter 605: Chapter 0607 Ordinary Friends

Chu Ge did not speak, and it was evident that Nangong Xiang had no intention of letting him go. He pressed, "I wonder if Mr. Chu is renowned in the world of martial arts? How is his medical skill? Has he ever done anything amazing?"

Chu Ge looked at him indifferently, the corners of his lips slowly curling into a faint smile. "I’m afraid you might be disappointed. I am not well-known in the world of martial arts, and my medical skills are mediocre at best. I haven’t treated many people."

The words Chu Ge spoke were mostly true to his current situation, with only one sentence being modest.

However, in Nangong Xiang’s ears, it sounded overly modest. He looked at Chu Ge with disdain and snorted, "Mr. Chu, it’s better to be more realistic in life."

The implication was that one should not be arrogant, it’s better to be realistic. Such arrogance clearly showed he didn’t consider them worth his attention.

Nangong Xiang is a very proud man, particularly given his status which entails facing people who flatter him daily, hearing more flattery than the salt he consumes in a day.

Naturally, he was displeased with Chu Ge’s attitude.

Chu Ge utterly disregarded him, especially the expression on his face clearly showed he didn’t take him seriously.

Nangong Xiang found Chu Ge even less pleasant to look at, and he turned his criticism towards Nangong Yunhai, saying, "Yun Hai, your sister too, why does she bring just anyone home to treat Grandfather?"

Nangong Yunhai had just heard what Chu Ge said, and he assumed Chu Ge was being modest, as he had personally witnessed Chu Ge’s real capabilities.

Nangong Yunhai defended Chu Ge, "Uncle, actually Mr. Chu is very capable. Mr. Ouyang from Shanghai was treated by Mr. Chu, and I’ve also heard..."

"Heard?" Nangong Xiang, hearing Nangong Yunhai defend Chu Ge, interrupted him sternly, "Is the matter of treating your grandfather something to be taken lightly with hearsay? Yun Hai, you are grown now, how can you still be so immature? How credible are things based on hearsay? Have you personally seen him cure Mr. Ouyang?"

Nangong Yunhai realized that no matter what he said, Nangong Xiang would find reasons to refute him.

He simply disliked Chu Ge.

Soon after, Nangong Man Sha returned and completed the procedure to transfer the room; she arranged the hospital’s most luxurious suite for the Old Master.

The doctors, too, quickly came to transfer the Old Master after the procedure was completed.

This incident interrupted the conversation between Nangong Xiang and Chu Ge.

Nangong Yunhai looked at Chu Ge apologetically, saying, "Mr. Chu, I’m sorry. My uncle is like this, he doesn’t trust anyone. Please don’t take it to heart."

Chu Ge shook his head gently, "No worries."

After Mr. Nangong transferred rooms, he looked at the people inside and shook his head gently, signaling with a wave of his hand, "There’s no need for so many people to stay. Man Sha can stay; the rest of you can go back."

Nangong Xiang was already agitated from hearing that Nangong Man Sha had brought a martial artist to treat the Old Master, coming over to see what sort of person he was.

Not only did he fail to discern anything, but he also ended up incredibly irritated by Chu Ge.

He glared at Chu Ge irritably and said, "Yes, my father needs rest, and irrelevant people don’t need to stay here."

Nangong Man Sha looked at Nangong Xiang, puzzled by the aggression in his words, "Uncle, what’s wrong with you? Why are you so angry? After all, it seems like nobody here is irrelevant, right?"

If there really was an irrelevant person, it would be Shao Gang!

Chu Ge gave Nangong Man Sha a cool glance, clearly understanding from Nangong Xiang’s words that he was referring to him. Here, only he and Shao Gang were outsiders, and since Shao Gang was the old master’s doctor, that left him as the referenced outsider.

Nangong Xiang glared at Nangong Man Sha, "Isn’t it clear who the irrelevant people are here? Do I need to spell it out?"

Nangong Man Sha got angry too; it wasn’t as if she didn’t understand the decorum between the younger and older generations.

"Enough!" Mr. Nangong suddenly roared. He narrowed his eyes at Nangong Xiang, "What are you arguing about? And you, a man over forty, picking fights with a child? Who here is an outsider? None! But neither do we need you all to stay; Man Sha staying is enough!"

Mr. Nangong was angry, and Nangong Xiang could not say much more. He glared at Nangong Man Sha fiercely; if it wasn’t for her bringing this Chu Ge to treat the Old Master and potentially ruining his plans, he wouldn’t have come to the hospital to face the lecture!

Nangong Xiang grunted, telling the Old Master, "Dad, you rest well, I’ll go back first!"

Nangong Yunhai glanced at Nangong Man Sha; he had business to attend to at his company and couldn’t stay longer. Previously, he came because Nangong Man Sha went to the train station to pick up Chu Ge, and now with the grandfather’s command, he couldn’t stay any longer.

"Grandpa, sister, I’ll go back first too."

Nangong Yunhai nodded at Chu Ge respectfully, "Mr. Chu, I’ll be leaving first."

Chu Ge nodded lightly, showing no intention of moving.

Seeing Chu Ge not leaving, Shao Gang had no intention to leave either; he wanted to see how Chu Ge was going to treat the Old Master.

However, Nangong Man Sha did not want Shao Gang to stay. She said with a smile, "Doctor Shao, my grandfather just said only I need to stay here."

Shao Gang looked at Chu Ge, his gaze clearly indicating, isn’t Chu Ge still here?

Seeing this, Nangong Man Sha’s smile deepened. She walked over to Chu Ge, gently hooked his arm, and said affectionately, "Mr. Chu and I have some private matters to discuss, so he can’t leave yet."

Although Nangong Man Sha is known as an intellectual socialite of the upper-class, she has never been seen being close to any man. Yet now, she was actively approaching Chu Ge, even leaning on his arm, putting all her weight on him, which genuinely surprised Shao Gang.